Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
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 WASHINGTON. May 24-Treasurer Hyatt qualified this morning, and for mslly reassumed the duties of his new office. A large force of clerks are engaged in counting the cash m the treasury today.
 AUSTIN, TEXAS, May 24-The chief of police arrested 8 man ID thus city last night, suspected of being one ot the train robbers. IL is reported that he has made some startling disclosures we'll known men, and duplicates at least one officer as having planned and engineered the whole affair from be- ginning.
 CHICAGO, May 24.-The rains during the past few days throughout the north west have extinguished most of the forest fires which have been so destructive of late.
 PHRSIx, May 24.-The Arizona i'm provement company filed yesterday incorporation papers, The incorpors- tors are J. D. Earth. Shorb, Frederick W. Sharon, Wm. Christy and Clark Churchill. Principal place of business to be Phoenix, Arizona. The business of the company according to the articles of incorporation includes acquiring and taking in a lawful manner, water and lsuds in almost every possible way handling of slmost all kind of personal property; purchase of capital stock, franchise books of corporations; elect. maintain and operate, electrical spPa- ratus for lighting purposes, driving machinery. carrying on business or bank
 
 The capital stock of the company IS placed at three million dollars, m 3OOO shares. The company represents leading capitalists of San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, and this territory. The board of directors organized with the following officers, J. De Earth
 Shorb. President; W. J. Murphy, first Vice President; Clark Churchill, third Vice President; WE. Christy, general manager. c. Churchill general sollcltor. W. D. Fuilwiler Secretary. The Valley Bank ot Phoenix despssitory,
 ODESSA, May 24-The CZsr returned to St. Petersburg from the Dan Csssocks country three days earlier than be in- tended, owing to the attempt made by student to kill him on Wednesday plight during the festivities at Maya. Gcherkask, by firing at bIm as he rode by in 8 carnage.
 PHILADELPHIA. May 24-Norcom l.. Seguin, manager of 0 Philadelphia umbrella company, is reported to have embezzled SS5,0O0 ID funds held m trust by him and has run away.
 KEY WEST, Fla. May 4-Two people died here yesterday from a most msleg- nant form of yellow fever.
 CHICAGO, May 24-The Canadian Pa cific railroad has secured entrance into this city in conjunction with the Michi- gan Central, snd will run through sleep ing cars into Chicago.
 PARIS, May 24-In view of the failure of all the combinations, to effect set tleInent of the ministerial question. President Grevy has recalled M. Flo quet, snd appealed to his patriotism to form 6 cabinet. Floquet asked for twsn- ty-tour hours to consider the matter.
 NAPA, Gala, May 24-Yesterdsy near Guentyille, man by name of Spring man attempted criminal assault on Mrs, MoVicker, on Colfrie's ranch. The mis- creant vas caught and locked in jail. and there is some talk of lynchinR.
 SAS FRANCIsco, May 24.-Judge Toohey this morning denied the writ of hRbess corpus Tn the case of Jimmy Hope the famous burglar and remanded him to the custody of Parsons and Rod gers, the New York detectives. Hope will probably be taken east to-mor- row
 LONDON, May 23.-LoTd Colin Camp bell who recently borught SUI. against his wife for divorce, has been declared bankrupt oD petition of the Duke of Malrborlough co-deiendgnt,sin the di- vorce suit, and who lodged the petition Tn bankruptcy in the court against Lord Colin for hls costs.
 PARIS, May 23.-President GreTy has sent Nj. PlOdquet and M. ROuvIer to en- deavor to induce M. De Freycinet to make another attempt to form Q new cabinet.
 NEW YORK, May 23-The office ot the White Star line was crowded all morn ing with friends of the passengers of the Brittanio and Celtic, making anxious in- quiries. The majority were friends of steerBge passengers. NeIy little infOr- nation was obtained. Passengers from the CeltIc who landed at Castle Garden. do not seem to be any worse for their 
 WASHINGTON, May 23.-Beiore the commission to-day, represent Rtives of the Chicago < Alton and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific roads filed charges against the Pennsylvania and New York Central companIes, re. spectively, of violation of three sections of the interstate act, in forcing A boy colt against the two first named roads l for their refusal to stop paying com. to their agents.
 The commission has received a com 1 from the Mississippi rail | road. commission. protesting against | section 4, save only as to exceptional | shipments in in cases where sale IS mani | 'estly in demand 10 secure & special | 
 WASHINGTON, May 23.-Acting Score tsry Thompson to-day appointed com nittee to make an examination ot the | books and assets of the office of United | States treasurer, incident to the transfer of that office from Jordan to Hyatt. The count began this afternoon and can bardly be finished inside Of two months. | Treasurer Hyatt will formally as. sume charge of the office tomorrow 
 NEW YORK. May. 23-A Washington specisl to the Herald says: Your cor had conversation yesterday | with Secretary Lamar in regard to the question ot land and Indian reform, turing which the secretary said: ''I am fully convinced Ihst sll lands which nave been withdrawn from settlement at various times to allow land grant cor porstions to select indemnity lands from. ought to be reopened without delay for and every indemnity with irswsl will be revoked by me without delay. Within granted Imits the land grant corporations have certain rights to the exclusion of the people, that is by act of. corporations, Tithin the indemnity limits. .hsve theIr right to section only ID common with he people"
 Speaking of the Indian severslty law, Lamar said: That law is one ,f the most important and beneficial con yress hss ever passed. The true way to ettle the Indian question IS to Rbol- sh the Indian bureau. mean of course, n nursua succasufullv as u,I1 rac,lt in a l